I have a list of filenames called filelist
In []: filelist
Out []: ['C:\\Mon20412\\P-2NODE-RAID6-1BLACK-32k-100-segmented.xlsx',
'C:\\Mon25312\\P-2NODE-RAID6-13RED-32k-100-segmented.xlsx',
'C:\\Mon20362\\P-2NODE-RAID6-2GREEN-32k-100-segmented.xlsx']
I want to sort this filelist by the numerical value that is in the bolded position
C:\\Mon20412\\P-2NODE-RAID6- 1 BLACK-32k-100-segmented.xlsx
C:\\Mon25312\\P-2NODE-RAID6- 13 RED-32k-100-segmented.xlsx
C:\\Mon20362\\P-2NODE-RAID6- 2 GREEN-32k-100-segmented.xlsx
So in this example, the output would be
Out []: ['C:\\Mon20412\\P-2NODE-RAID6-1BLACK-32k-100-segmented.xlsx',
'C:\\Mon20362\\P-2NODE-RAID6-2GREEN-32k-100-segmented.xlsx'
'C:\\Mon25312\\P-2NODE-RAID6-13RED-32k-100-segmented.xlsx']
Thank you!
import re
f = lambda s: int(re.findall(r'.*RAID6-(\d+).*', s)[0])
sorted(l, key=f)
Find a good, reliable way to extract the number that you want. Then sort by that number, using the key
argument. This seems to be reliable enough for your input, but it's not efficient.
a = ['C:\\Mon20412\\P-2NODE-RAID6-1BLACK-32k-100-segmented.xlsx',
'C:\\Mon25312\\P-2NODE-RAID6-13RED-32k-100-segmented.xlsx',
'C:\\Mon20362\\P-2NODE-RAID6-2GREEN-32k-100-segmented.xlsx']
def k(a):
x = a.split("\\")[-1].split("-")[3]
y = filter(lambda x: x in "0123456789", x)
return int("".join(list(y)))
print(sorted(a, key=k))
output:
['C:\\Mon20412\\P-2NODE-RAID6-1BLACK-32k-100-segmented.xlsx',
'C:\\Mon20362\\P-2NODE-RAID6-2GREEN-32k-100-segmented.xlsx',
'C:\\Mon25312\\P-2NODE-RAID6-13RED-32k-100-segmented.xlsx']
Use a regex to parse out the number and use that as a sort key.
Quick and dirty:
import re
l = ['C:\\Mon20412\\P-2NODE-RAID6-1BLACK-32k-100-segmented.xlsx',
'C:\\Mon25312\\P-2NODE-RAID6-13RED-32k-100-segmented.xlsx',
'C:\\Mon20362\\P-2NODE-RAID6-2GREEN-32k-100-segmented.xlsx']
def get_sort_number(s):
pattern = r'C:\\Mon\d+\\P-2NODE-RAID6-(\d+)'
try:
return int(re.match(pattern, s).group(1))
except AttributeError:
return 0
sorted(l, key=get_sort_number)
This gives
['C:\\Mon20412\\P-2NODE-RAID6-1BLACK-32k-100-segmented.xlsx',
'C:\\Mon20362\\P-2NODE-RAID6-2GREEN-32k-100-segmented.xlsx',
'C:\\Mon25312\\P-2NODE-RAID6-13RED-32k-100-segmented.xlsx']
All strings that cannot be matched by the regex would be at the beginning of the sorted list.
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